Comments : Innocent Childhood

  • 15 years ago

    by H E Losey

    I enjoyed the story but it seems you lost the rhyme in 3rd stanza and I'm ???? In the 4th stanza I would alter to "always to cherish".
    I enjoyed your use of vocabulary in describing the pictures created.
    As always only my opinion.

  • 15 years ago

    by A F

    Nicely written.
    I love how you put the words up.
    The flow is good.
    && every word used was really about childhood, i.e Cinderella and Genie and stuff.

    (:

  • 15 years ago

    by Maria

    This was a nice poem
    I liked it
    Painted a pretty picture in my mind and I could feel the innocence
    Good job :)
    - Maria xx

  • 15 years ago

    by Lu

    Gliding down the Rainbow,
    Across the cerulean sky,
    Angels sans wings,
    On cottony clouds we fly.
    ^^
    The imagery created is wonderful in this opening stanza!

    Chasing after butterflies,
    Dabbling in puddles,
    Scaling the tallest bough,
    A life so untangled.
    ^^^
    The innocence of childhood ... yes ... I so remember chasing those butterflies (begging my brother not to pull at their wings) ... the challenges of having a brother .... lol

    As do I also remember the mud puddles and the mud pies he would try and make me taste ... lol

    I really enjoyed this read ... and the imagery you've painted swept me back to those days of long ago.

    Well done
    Luanne

  • 15 years ago

    by BrokenREALiTy

    Gliding down the Rainbow,
    Across the cerulean sky,
    Angels sans wings,
    On cottony clouds we fly.
    `Oooh .... Greay imagery -- brings a really strong opening. "Cerulean" -- AH, I learned a new word :D HAHA, no, seriously tho. The stanza creates a calming, sweet image to mind, but the "Angels sans wings." From what I remember, "sans" means without, yes? So I feel like it was kind of ironic ... Rainbow ... brings pretty into mind. But angels without wings makes me think adverse? -shrugs.

    Chocolatey world - we envisaged,
    A dream we planned to seek,
    To have that Cinderella dress,
    From a Genie if we meet.
    `Ah, yes. When we're so young, but we dream so big. Disney movies and fairy tales -- the influence of our purity.

    Chasing after butterflies,
    Dabbling in puddles,
    Scaling the tallest bough,
    A life so untangled.
    `A great portrayal of the innocence of childhood. Chasing after beauty that cannot harm us -- when we get older ... beauty is what tears many of us apart. Dipping into puddles ... We get dirty, but we are not stained as kids; it's just fun -- leading to the last line ... We're young, we don't have drama or "life" to deal with.

    Innocent childish fantasies,
    When ignorance was bliss,
    Unsophisticated lifestyle,
    Childhood - always cherished.
    `When I read this, the word "childish" in my mind is read with mockery -- so for me, this is a strong ending stanza. We cherish what we will never get back ...

    Nice write. Definitely great imagery here -- truly brings me back to my own childhood (though mine was kind of ... fairy tale and mud pies [[the puddles made me think mud, mmkays? :P]] deprived xD).

    Well done, hon .
    ..__MiNDYY

  • 15 years ago

    by NyellMoonlight

    In am in love with this piece lol. It seem that in every stanza you have captured a piece of my thoughts. Whole poem has great flow and so captivating, remarkably portrayed imagery. I really like your writing style, you're always able to convey such beauty and elegance in your poetry and this piece is not an exception. I like your choice of words from the beginning to the end, too.
    5/5 from me

  • 15 years ago

    by Solus

    To have such a childhood.....Some children will never know what innocence is....

  • 15 years ago

    by BooBear

    Wow this is a wonderful poem. The first stanza really was just beautiful!! The whole thing was beautiful!! Keep goin. This poem is definetly in ma favorites!1 : )

  • 15 years ago

    by Illusion

    5/5
    can never be less than this .
    innocent innocent innocent
    just reminded me of my childhood.
    True story.

  • 15 years ago

    by andhereIstand

    Well, I like the poem though i think it would be hard for sdome to understand- i love words and use a site called "freerice.com" to learn new vocab, so i understood it, but many wouldn't. I wondered at someparts if you went to a thesourus to find new words to use which is fine because you used them in context. but other than that, the poem was well writtena nd flowed pretty well- i got distracted in the second stanza as i was expecting it to rhyme (the first stanza rhymed) but other than that, very nice work. congrats and keep writing. thank you for commenting my poem, it isappretiated.

  • 15 years ago

    by WrittenInTheStars

    Amazing poem. The rhyming in this piece really did it for me. But I think you should carry it throughout the whole poem and not just the first stanza. Other than that it was awesome. Keep up the great work.

  • 15 years ago

    by eehcuhhhz

    Erm.
    Is sans a word? Is it a word spelled correctly?
    If it's both, it doesn't sound right with

    Angels Sans Wings

    I think second stanza was quite adorable.
    I love Disney Movies.
    And I'm glad you related it to them.

    If you tried to make this rhyme.
    You need a bit more work with it.
    It seemed as though you did.
    But I wasn't quite sure.
    Some of them rhymed, and some just tried to rhyme.

    All in all.
    I couldn't really understand what you were trying to say.
    Maybe you could make that more clear next time?

  • 15 years ago

    by End Of Eternity

    Awesome selection of words with great imagination. Powerful words to paint a beautiful scene, loved it.

    Great write indeed

    all the best and take care

  • 15 years ago

    by Nelle

    I loved this. Your words used showed so much emotion, and it came out with every stanza you wrote. It was very deep, and that's what made it so great. Keep up the good work.

  • 15 years ago

    by Cara

    Aww i realli like it
    i like how its short but catchy and makes
    us all think bak to a time when the only things that mattered was chocolate and butterflies.
    i love it.
    ur a great writer.
    xx